1989
DOI: 10.1016/0300-5712(89)90137-1
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High-performance liquid chromatographic estimation of eluates from denture base polymers

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“…Thus, the high‐level elution of MMA and BA observed in some of the dentures in the present study is thought to be due primarily to the influence of the self‐curing acrylic resin used in denture repair. However, as we could not precisely determine whether self‐curing resin was contained in the immersed specimens used in the present study, we cannot rule out the influence of factors such as differences among heat‐curing acrylic resins made by different manufacturers, differing polymerization techniques (11, 18) and differing methods of denture management after polymerization. As regards the BA, it is reasonable to surmise that its elution volume when the denture is in contact with saliva in the oral cavity will be lower than that observed in the present study, since the BPO eluted from resin immersed in methanol solution decomposes into BA and MB (7).…”
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